Summary: Weather, optimism over a potential trade deal and Thursday’s WASDE report moved the commodity market. For the week, December wheat jumped 18 cents while the nearby corn contract rocketed 13 cents. Good export numbers, a friendly report and potential sales to China bumped the November soybean contract 20 cents. December meal rose $7.10 per ton. December cotton gained $2.21 per hundredweight. Over in the dairy parlor, November Class III milk futures improved 68 cents.
